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Topic: Anyone buy an ionic foot bath? What brands?

suz9601
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I searched the archives where people talk about ionic foot baths but have not come across if any of you have bought one for home use. If you have what brands did you buy? I see alot of them on ebay that are not that expensive but I want to make sure I get a good brand. Thanks

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gwb
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This is the one my doctor uses in his office. It's expensive to purchase and don't know if it's worth the difference in price compared to what cheaper brands cost.

Just wanted to let you know what I use at his office so you can read up on it while doing your research.

http://www.amajordifference.com/store/

Please post any information you get on other brands so that we can compare them here. It would be nice for others (like me), who are in the market for one, can see what our options are, prices, etc.

Thanks, and good luck finding a ionic foot bath. I think they're great for toxin removal and look forward to getting one myself soon.

I'm looking into infrared saunas too. If only I was rich enough to afford all these detoxifying toys life would be great! [Wink]

Gary

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suz9601
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Thanks for the reply Gary. Gosh they can get expensive can't they? I saw some on ebay for $100-$200 but I am not sure if they work as well. I will keep looking and see what I can find. When I find out more, I will post it here. Hopefully someone else will chime in on what they use at home.

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springshowers
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I just got one that my doctor recommended and it is on Ebay. He said he researched the power supplies and it is a good deal comparatively..

I it is the Dyna Chi Ionic Body Balancer Professional Ion Detox Machine > They claim they are offering on Ebay wholesale.

So far I am good with it. It does say the array lasts 75 uses and I did not realize that ahead of time ...

It is quite strong.. and I am finding that my tap water does not do well with it...

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springshowers
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oh it costs 295.00

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randibear
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are these the ones that i've seen on tv. unfortunately they said they were a hoax.

where you soak your feet and the water turns all kinds of brown colors?

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